SWM 102 – Wife conflicted, orgasming during sex, BDSM, wife doesn’t like clitoral stimulation and holding your spouse accountable

Sex Within Marriage Podcast : Exploring Married Sexuality from a Christian Perspective

December 2022 Questions from our anonymous Have A Question page. Check out the show notes here for more details and links.

In this episode, we are tackling the subjects:

• Does my wife know what I'm doing to her?
• I want to share orgasms with my husband
• What are your thoughts on BDSM?
• Is bondage a problem for me?
• Wife doesn't like direct clitoral stimulation
• How do I hold my wife accountable?

Here are the links I mentioned during the podcast:

• Your definition of gross changes when you're aroused (post)
• Episode 95 - Question 1 - Coming clean about faking orgasms (post/podcast)
• Becoming More Sexually Engaged (course)
• Making it easier to orgasm - guide for Christian wives (ebook)
• Introduction to Talking Dirty (ebook)
• Our Sexploration List (printable)
• My wife wants me to tie her up!? (post)
• Honour bondage (post)
• Beginner bondage questions (post)
• Bondage resources - Question 6 (post/podcast)
• Are dominance/submission games okay in the bedroom? (post)
• Why does my spouse always push for more during sex? (post/podcast)
• She Comes First - Book

Lately our Introduction to Talking Dirty ebook has been very popular. I'm looking to update and expand it this year, which will probably come with a price increase, so if you want to jump in at the current price, it's a good resource for $5.

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